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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1913
Page
4
New York dispatches report medical experts condemning sensational newspaper coverage of the Walker poison incident. Physicians warn that repeated dramatic accounts may prompt despondent individuals to self harm, urging responsible reporting and restraint from glorifying death.
Pedestrian William Payson West sets out from New York City toward Minneapolis as a famed hiker undertakes a long journey. He plans to follow the Medway route, stay near major rail lines, and arrive in Corry by the 19th, with the railroad and local officials coordinating the trip.
Adam Acton asks about mower performance and proposes bringing it to Rex Manufacturing Co at 38 E Street for service. He lists various unrelated affiliations and a late Tuesday Friday clinic note at Lee Park in Cory, PA, with an odd time range and a mention of free examination ambiguities.
The dispatch lists Weston’s itinerary to Salamanca on June 17 Jamestown June 18 Corry June 1 and Cambridge Springs June 20 as part of a pedestrian voyage. It notes interest in the return journey and mentions the Jayhawk time frame passing Corry northward. The report also mentions a Bar association inquiry into Daniel F. Cohmson and Tammany Hall advisor Charles P. Murphy.
Observations taken at 8 p.m. report temperatures and conditions across major cities. New York shows clear skies with 68 degrees, Philadelphia and Washington forecast cloudy conditions, while other stations list cloudy weather and varying temperatures.
Sports report details Hal Chase in a wide trade: moving to Chicago with the Cat cazo Sox in exchange for Zeider and Borton. Reports say Chase will report at the Polo Grounds. Zeldor to second or third base. Manager Callahan to Boston tomorrow as teams finalize infield changes.
An advertisement touts a Medicine Chest for 25 cents from San Cura Ointment and San Cura Company. The copy promises relief for bleeding itching piles throat fever sores and many ailments. It claims the antiseptic paste draws out poison and guards a fine complexion with a San Cura Soap priced at 26 cents. It references Thomas Downey and N. Anes de Company and lists pricing in small print.
National League standings show Philadelphia ahead with 21 wins and 15 losses. Brooklyn, New York, Chicago, and Cleveland follow with varied records as Saturday and Sunday games are reported across multiple venues.
Portland, Oregon voters decide on a city government change to a commission system as 92 candidates appear on the ballot. In a separate fatal incident eight year old James Reynolds died after grabbing a live telephone wire that fell from a pole, shocking a playmate and his mother.
An altercation between Haltnik and two Millvetion on June sparked a shooting near eight o'clock. R A Gourley merchant was struck by bullets but survived. Tony Woemlo faces charges of armed assault and intent to kill, with his brother Tom Vooulo also charged. The disturbance began at the 6th Street carnival grounds where foreigners had been prying names of chance.
An advertisement from OSTROPATH at Office No 2 Park Place Des Greenlee promotes a spinal adjustment based cure for a wide list of diseases including diabetes drop hypertension and rheumatic conditions. It claims licensed physician Corny offers the method with hours listed as 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 6 hours by appointment. Contact details Bell and Hovn-Phone are provided.
A brief note describes strong courses in bookkeeping and accountancy offered by a program or institution. It highlights practical training, emphasis on industry readiness, and potential career pathways for graduates. The text emphasizes structured lessons, expert instructors, and certification prospects.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference construction and manufacturing terms including Turkish, MANUFS, and plain at tra. The readable portions are sparse, yielding no clear event or entities beyond scattered word fragments.
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